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2 x ASCAPlus Awards (2008 & 2009)
2 x SongDoor Honorable Mentions (2015 & 2020)
Constituting America: Best Short Film 2016

Original Music & Videos: History, Liberty, American Principles.

Hi. I’m Matt Fitzgibbons. I founded PatriotMusic.com in 2005. My goal, with my music, videos, writings and interviews, is to inspire people to learn about America’s founding principles and the timeless ideals that made our Republic the freest and most successful nation in human history. I believe that these principles of liberty, natural rights, and tolerance are also the solutions to many of our current problems as well.

I’m releasing 50 songs in celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary!
My award-winning albums ‘Patriot’ & ‘Patriot 2’ are now streaming on Bandcamp!

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21 Years of Music & Media for Freedom

Hi, I'm Matt from PatriotMusic.com! I'm rolling out 50 songs this year for America's 250th Anniversary... My 44 songs from my 5 award-winning albums plus a new album coming soon! Patriot & Patriot 2 albums now back on all platforms. Love rock with depth? Follow for exclusive downloads: https://patriotmusic.bandcamp.com/ Thanks & God bless America!
Patriot & Patriot 2 Live! Exclusive Downloads on BandCamp!
Prove It! is an ethereal sonic landscape from my 2005 debut album Patriot, pointing out the futility of gun control. Full song available now on Bandcamp: https://patriotmusic.bandcamp.com/track/prove-it Listen on all platforms: https://patriotmusic.com/patriot/ Sign up for exclusives & free downloads: https://patriotmusic.com Lyrics: Prove It! ©2004, Matthew Fitzgibbons (ASCAP) All rights reserved. [Verse] It's been one week since the job And the cash he had is gone And he screwed his only partner Because the evil makes him strong See, there's no such thing as this guy Turning over a new leaf Because when he looks into the mirror He likes to smile at the thief [Verse] And he owes the lady rent But that's nothing in his mind Because he'll kick her little door in And he'll steal what he can find [Chorus] Yeah. You're gonna have to prove it Beyond a reasonable doubt Yeah. You'd better look behind you Cause one day he'll be out [Verse] So he buys a .41 From a guy he used to know And he hocks the lady's ring And he does a little blow And he heads out on the highway And he's coming to your town And if you meet him on your doorstep Man, you'd better lay him down [Verse] You see he likes to hunt the suburbs And your daughter is his goal And he likes your picket fences And he loves your gun control [Chorus] Yeah. You're gonna have to prove it Beyond a reasonable doubt Yeah. You'd better look behind you Cause one day he'll be out Yeah. You're gonna have to prove it Beyond a reasonable doubt Yeah. You'd better look behind you Cause one day he'll be out Meaning: 'Prove It!' tells the story of an evil, career criminal who's life is built around theft and violence while pointing out the futility of gun control laws. The lyrics symbolize the disregard of morality and the destructive nature of unchecked inner turmoil. PatriotMusic.com – Defending liberty through music and history since 2005. Subscribe for more patriotic rock and history content!
Prove It!
$37 trillion. What does that even look like? In this Patriot Minute, we break down the staggering scale of the U.S. national debt with clear, real-world comparisons—from football fields and ancient stadiums to stacks of cash nearly reaching space. Whether you're trying to explain it to friends, debate policy, or understand it yourself, this short video gives you a powerful way to visualize what’s truly at stake. 📌 Topics Covered: • What $37 trillion looks like • Trillions vs. billions vs. millions • Federal Reserve money printing • U.S. debt growth from 1980 to 2025 • How to explain the debt crisis clearly If you care about America’s future, this is worth your 2 minutes. 👍 Like • 💬 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe for more Patriot Minute. 🎯 More videos on American history, natural rights, and original patriotic music: https://www.youtube.com/@MattFitzgibbons
How to Explain the U.S.' Biggest Threat (Patriot Minute)
The Electoral College: Why Every Vote Counts (Even Outside of Big Cities) #shorts In this short, we explore the origins and significance of the Electoral College, established to ensure that every vote counts, even in less populated areas of the United States. From James Madison's initial proposal to the ongoing debate about its future, the Electoral College plays a crucial role in encouraging presidential candidates to campaign across the entire nation—not just in big cities. Without it, candidates could focus solely on densely populated urban areas, ignoring the diverse voices throughout our republic. Watch to learn why the Electoral College remains a cornerstone of fair representation in presidential elections. Check out my channel at https://www.youtube.com/@MattFitzgibbons for American history, the philosophy of Natural Rights and my original, award-wining patriotic music. ©2024, Matthew Fitzgibbons (ASCAP)
The Electoral College: Why Every Vote Counts (Patriot Minute)
📜 What is the Bill of Rights, and why was it added after the Constitution? 🔔 Subscribe for more short, clear insights: https://www.youtube.com/@MattFitzgibbons 🎥 Watch more Patriot Minutes: [insert playlist link] Patriot Minute: What is the Bill of Rights? Why do we have a Bill of Rights? The fierce debate between Federalists and Anti-Federalists during the drafting of the Constitution in 1787 led to the creation of the first ten amendments. These amendments protect our fundamental freedoms, including speech, religion, and the right to bear arms, among many others. Learn how these crucial safeguards were designed to prevent government overreach and preserve our individual liberties. Understanding the Bill of Rights is essential for every American citizen. Us it or lose it! 🔔 Subscribe for more historical insights and political analysis! 👍 Like, comment, and share to spread the word about our inalienable rights!
What is the Bill of Rights? (Patriot Minute) #history #billofrights #historyfacts #civilliberties
Frederick Douglass was an escaped slave who became a speaker, celebrated author, and passionate advocate for abolition, Black equality, and women's suffrage. He also recruited over 200,000 black soldiers and sailors, which would make up about 10% of the Union Army, playing a critical role in the defeat of the Democrat-run Confederate South and their slave holders. Through a lifetime of effort, this great American patriot worked tirelessly to secure the ideals espoused in the Declaration of Independence for all Americans. Douglass never smiled in any photographs because he felt it inappropriate until all slaves were freed. One of my favorite quotes by him is: "It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." Check out my channel at https://www.youtube.com/@MattFitzgibbons for American history, the philosophy of Natural Rights and my original, award-wining patriotic music
Frederick Douglass, American Patriot (Patriot Minute)
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“Angels in White” (The Nurses’ Song)

I am proud to announce the release of my latest single “Angels in White” (also called “The Nurses’ Song”). This song and video celebrates nurses and all that they do for us. It is dedicated to the memory of Susan Carol Bolack Sulier, L.P.N.

In August of 2019, I wrote this song for a friend as a memorial to his wife who had lost her battle with cancer the year before. I wanted to celebrate both her life and to thank all nurses for what they do. I don’t believe in coincidences, but the number of synchronicities that occurred throughout the creation of this song are too many to count. (More here about “Angels in White” … where to stream, lyrics, photos, etc..)

“Why the United States Constitution is Still Relevant”

Winner of the “We the Future 2016 Best Short Film (25 and up) Video Competition” on Why the United States Constitution is Still Relevant.

At the time, I was writing weekly articles on the historical parallels of current events for national publications. I wrote one on exactly this subject for release on a Monday and read on Thursday that the organization Constituting America was holding a video contest with submissions due three days later. I quickly converted my article into a script and began filming the next day. To my surprise, I was notified a few weeks later that I had won. The coincidence of all of the events that transpired still amaze me.